Sentence examples for stages of the argument from inspiring English sources

In the subsequent stages of the argument, Socrates distinguishes the sense in which a person can be said to merely have a belief about something (into which one might inquire), from the sense in which he can be said to know the same thing (97ff).

What I'm talking about, he said, is not the communication stage; this is the thinking stage of the argument.

It is appropriate that at this stage of the argument we should have reached a conclusion about a particular institution and a particular place.

Most glaringly, it sets the stage for the argument that the prize of the intelligentsia, which has been disinterested in the flow of popular music, may have a shrewder grasp on cultural impact than the Grammys, which for its top honor, Album of the Year, have snubbed not only Lamar — this year and in the past — but every other black hip-hop artist other than Lauryn Hill and OutKast.

In other words, the core economic culprit was a boom-bust cycle; convinced that their future was no longer in their hands, the colonists could summon the ghost of John Locke, setting the stage for the arguments of Tom Paine and the Declaration.

Part of the difficulty results from the metaphor Plato's uses throughout the last stage of the Final Argument in the Phaedo.

Daniel Dombrowski marked three major stages in the development of the argument: Anselm's initial explicit formulation; the eighteenth century criticisms of Kant and Hume; and the identification of a second ontological argument in Anselm's Proslogion by twentieth century philosophers.

Highlight all the topic sentences – the first sentences of every paragraph – to show the stages in the argument.

His breakdown of the opening of the Choleric variation as successive stages of an argument between piano and orchestra was superb.

But a group in the House of Representatives – which is defending the law after the Obama administration said it would no longer do so – has appealed the ruling, and legal teams for both the government and Ms. Windsor are in the preliminary stages of preparing arguments to be heard in the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit this year.

Exaggerating for the sake of the argument, late stage investments could even be conceived of as the only investments that are not made in such a favorable environment.